Is there a reason Android studio is so fucking resource hungry? XCode is running way better with a simulator open and the other Jetbrain IDEs are just fine as well and so is any other virtualization. It’s just Android Studio that sucks somehow.
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27 0 ReplyIt's probably because it uses Java, which isn't known for its speed
18 7 Replythe java VM itself is actually pretty damn fast, sometimes even faster than native code because it can optimize code paths while it's running
applications built with it tho, I'd say hit and miss but honestly we all know it's a miss most of the time
11 0 ReplyAFAIK, JetBrains IDEs are also based on Java
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Android Studio itself doesn't seem to be that resource hungry but the emulator on the other hand...
6 0 ReplyThe emulator runs super well... If your host OS is Linux. If not, yeah, it's useless.
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I have had the exact opposite experience.
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Mf running a homemade data center
21 0 ReplyBitcoin miner
13 0 ReplyIt happened in Malaysia some times ago, bitcoin miner using stolen electricity
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Electricity must be cheap in that country. No way those top units are working properly when they are stuck in the heat from all the units below
10 0 ReplyThose units pull in air from the side of the wall and exhausts it straight out. As long as they're placed so wind helps carrying everything away they should be fine.
9 0 ReplyI'm pretty sure that's Photoshop. After the 8th unit it is probably cheaper to run a central AC.
4 0 ReplyJust add more. Problem fixed
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Liar, bloody miners giving a bad name to Android
9 0 ReplyIf i ever want to learn android app development what would you guys recommend. If theres a foss android ide it would be pretty cool.
0 0 ReplyProbably Android Studio, it's officially supported and does a ton of useful things for you.
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